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1.	PDF WP24_06 Cyclone threat Policy Implications of Escalating Tropical Cyclone Threats to Malawi Amidst Rising Indian Ocean Temperatures Burke, William J. ; Muyanga, Milu ; Munthali, Maggie The threat of extreme tropical weather impacting Malawi is rising. In over 130 years of recorded history up to 1980, only a single storm made landfall on the coast of Moz [...] English \| 01 September 2024 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
2.	PDF WP 24_2 GroundnutKAPpaper Traders' and smallholder farmer' knowledge, attitudes, and practices towards groundnut aflatoxin contamination in Central Malawi Gondwe, Anderson ; Salonga, Dinah T. ; Goeb, Joseph ; Burke, William J. This study investigates the potential of Malawi's groundnut sector to enhance smallholder food security and diversify agricultural production, alongside the risks posed b [...] English \| 01 April 2024 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
3.	PDF WP 24_1 Welfare impacts of seasonal maize price fluctuations in Malawi_WP2401 Welfare Impacts of Seasonal Maize Price Fluctuations in Malawi Chiwaula, Levison ; DeWeerdt, Joachim ; Duchoslav, Jan ; Goeb, Joseph[...] Maize prices fluctuate significantly throughout the year in Malawi, creating winners and losers depending on who is selling and who is buying the staple at different time [...] English \| 01 February 2024 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
4.	PDF Final-23-11 Shocks and SSNs resilience Social safety net programmes, repeated weather shocks, and household resilience to food insecurity in Malawi Gondwe, Anderson ; Nankwenya, Bonface ; Chiwaula, Levison ; Goeb, Joseph Extreme weather shocks manifested through the late onset of rains, prolonged dry spells, droughts, and floods have increased in frequency and intensity over the past five [...] English \| 01 December 2023 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
5.	PDF WP-23-01 BSF (fv) The Economic Cost-benefit Analysis of Black Soldier Fly as an Alternative Animal and Fish Feed Ingredient in Malawi Munthali, Maggie G. ; Chilora, Lemekezani ; Goliath, Mike ; Burke, William J.[...] Insect farming, particularly Black Soldier Fly (BSF) farming, is an emerging and ecologically friendly agricultural opportunity in sub-Saharan Africa, with a focus on Mal [...] English \| 01 March 2023 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
6.	PDF FINAL-22-01 Mega-farms The Potential for Mega-Farms to Transform Malawian Agriculture Gondwe, Anderson ; Nankwenya, Bonface ; Jayne, T.S. ; Burke, William J.[...] Mega farms have the potential to transform Malawian agriculture. While the establishment of new mega-farms is supported, strengthening existing large farms by enhancing t [...] English \| 30 August 2022 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
7.	PDF FINAL-21-07 Troubling trends1.11.21-2 Sustainable Intensification in Jeopardy: Transdisciplinary Evidence from Malawi Burke, William J. ; Snapp, Sieglinde S. ; Peter, Brad G. ; Jayne, Thom S. Malawi has been a trend-setter for agricultural policies in Africa for decades. The countryʼs focus on maximizing staple production through input subsidies, mainly for f [...] English \| 11 November 2021 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
8.	PDF FINAL-21-06 Legume subisdy & nutrition(090821) Does Subsidizing Legume Seeds Improve Farm Productivity and Nutrition in Malawi? Khonje, Makaiko ; Nyondo, Christone ; Mangisoni, Julius H. ; Ricker-Gilbert, Jacob[...] Although input subsidies are a popular policy intervention in Malawi, it remains unknown whether they improve productivity of nutrient-dense crops such as legumes, dietar [...] English \| 08 September 2021 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
9.	PDF FINAL-21-05 Lessons Learnt(100821) Lessons Learnt: Promises, Achievements, Shortcomings and Pitfalls of Malawian Input Subsidies Nyondo, Christone ; Khonje, Makaiko ; Mangisoni, Julius ; Burke, William J.[...] Malawian governments have spent substantial resources on agricultural input subsidies over the years. While achievements can be celebrated, early enthusiasm has begun to [...] English \| 2021-0412 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records
10.	PDF FINAL-21-04 AIP Rapid Assessment(080421) A Rapid Assessment of the Implementation of the 2020/21 Affordable Inputs Program in Malawi Nyirenda, Zephania ; Chigaru, Farai ; Nyondo, Christone ; Khonje, Makaiko[...] Although the agriculture sector is dominant in the Malawian economy, it is bedeviled by low agricultural productivity. To address this challenge, the Government of Malawi [...] English \| 01 June 2021 \| Working or Discussion Paper \| Detailed record - Similar records

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